CLEP
Subtitle: official study guide, 2011 : College-level Examination Program
By: CollegeBoard
Publisher: College Board; Melia [distributor]
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York, NY; Godalming
Language: eng
Number of pages: 520
ISBN-13: 9780874479010
Subjects: Examinations; College Entrance Examination Board. College-Level Examination Program; College-level examinations; College Entrance Examination Board; Study guides; Universities and colleges
Other titles: 2011 CLEP :
Description: From the Publisher: Every year, students save countless hours and dollars through the College-Level Examination Program(R) (CLEP(R)).  CLEP examinations allow students to demonstrate college-level knowledge for which they can earn credit at more than 2,900 colleges and universities.  The CLEP Official Study Guide, developed by the test maker, is the only source of practice exams for all 34 CLEP exams. It includes practice questions for all exams, exam descriptions, and test-taking tips and strategies.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: CLEP study materials: a word of warning; title: American council on education (ACE); title: 1:  College-Level Examination Program; title: How the program works; title: CLEP examinations; title: What the examinations are like; title: Where to take the examinations and how to register; title: ACE's college credit recommendation service; title: How your score is reported; title: 2:  Approaching A College About CLEP; title: How to apply for college credit; title: External degree programs; title: Questions to ask about a college's CLEP policy; title: 3:  Deciding Which Examinations To Take; title: If you're taking the examinations for college credit or career advancement; title: If you're taking the examinations to prepare for college; title: 4:  Preparing To Take CLEP Examinations; title: Using the examination guides; title: Assessing your readiness for a CLEP examination; title: Suggestions for studying; title: Psychological and physical preparation; title: Arrangements for students with disabilities; title: 5:  Taking The Examinations; title: Taking CLEP exams; title: Answering essay questions; title: 6:  Interpreting Your Scores; title: How CLEP scores are computed; title: How essays are graded; title: 7:  Examination Guides; title: Composition And Literature; title: American literature; title: Analyzing and interpreting literature; title: College composition/college composition modular; title: English literature; title: Humanities; title: Foreign Languages; title: French language; title: German language; title: Spanish language; title: History And Social Sciences; title: American government; title: History of the United States 1: Early colonization to 1877; title: History of the United State 2: 1865 to the present; title: Human growth and development; title: Introduction to educational psychology; title: Principles of macroeconomics; title: Principles of microeconomics; title: Introductory psychology; title: Introductory sociology; title: Social sciences and history; title: Western civilization 1: Ancient near east to 1648; title: Western civilization 2: 1648 to the present; title: Science And Mathematics; title: Biology; title: Calculus; title: Chemistry; title: College algebra; title: College mathematics; title: Natural sciences; title: Precalculus; title: Business; title: Financial accounting; title: Information systems and computer applications; title: Introductory business law; title: Principles of management; title: Principles of marketing; title: Appendix; title: Appendix: What your CLEP score means.